Ich habe seit vielen Jahren wieder ein Engagement angenommen und da ich extreme Kessel- und Beckengrössen spiele und auch ein Schlag- und kein Streichelzeuger bin, war schon bei der ersten Probe die große Ernüchterung. Bass, Gitarre und Gesang mussten sich meinem Lärm anpassen und es war dann ein unerträglicher Brei mit danach mächtig Ohrenpfeifen.Nachdem ich auf diese Sticks aufmerksam geworden bin und mit diesen bei der übernächsten Probe aufgetaucht bin, gab es nur zufriedene Gesichter. Der Klang war definierbar, jeder hörte was er hören wollte und die Gesamtlautstärke hat sich mehr als deutlich reduziert.Die Dinger spielen sich hervorragend und bringen auch ein 18er Standtom und ein 20er Crashbecken zum klingen, lediglich komplizierte Faxen auf der Snare erfordern Übung. Wenn man diese dann einigermaßen drauf hat, spielen sich diese mit Holzsticks fast von alleine, fühlt sich im Vergleich aber an als wenn man Baseballschläger in der Hand hat.Zwei Stück habe ich bisher verschlissen, aber nur weil ich ein riesiges Becken an der Kante erwischt habe bevor es wieder in seine Grundposition zurückgekommen war. Mit Holzsticks wäre das Becken wohl fällig gewesen.Für mich sind diese Sticks die wohl beste Innovation was ich als Schlagzeuger die letzten 40 Jahre erlebt habe.Danke Adoro !

Une super découverte, je l'utilise tout le tps sur ma batterie électronique, ça à vraiment atténuer le bruit .c'est très maniable et le caoutchouc ne bouge pas

To be clear, these will never replace my favorite sticks. But even though I am generally not very heavy handed with my sticks and have learned to play with controlled dynamics, sometimes certain requested songs really need that "full drum" sound, but the volume standard set by the venue makes it difficult to use sticks. And I'm not a fan of using brushes, broom brushes, rutes, etc. purely for volume control as they shift the timber/tone of the kit significantly...and not all musical contexts lend itself to their effects. Thus enter these so called "Silent Sticks".What I like:1) They do their job while still allowing for a fairly full drum sound. Whether riding on the cymbal/hats, playing tom grooves, disco patterns, half-hat punk patterns...these sticks delivered. I even had folks come up and compliment me on how well the drums balanced well with the rest of the band and in the room. They would inspect my setup. The playing cut through the band, but did not overwhelm the venue.2) They are lighter than 7As, BUT they still have weight thanks to the rubber grips that make it feel like I am still swinging something.3) They retain a good rebound and don't feel dead on the strike. You can double stroke on it or do a hihat mohler technique easy enough.4) Aesthetically, I find them pleasing and professional looking. I know what matters most is the sound and handling, but this added cherry on top is welcome.5) It pairs well with the RhythmBytes Groove Lite small venue cymbals as well as my Paiste PSTX's. I can get doesn't crashes with them let alone decent riding sounds, too.However, be mindful of...:1) You can only really strike anything with the tip. For example, the abs plastic is a hollow tube, so to crash a cymbal with the shaft risks breaking it. It even warns you about that in the packaging. So as long as you use as intended by them, they will last. That said, I do get good crashing results with the tip...and if you pair them with thinner cymbals like Paiste PstX's you can have massive control over volume while retaining a good quality sound.2). My usual grip is traditional, but these sticks seemed to not work well with me in that group. So I switch over to match grip. No biggie. Traditional tends to get me a thinner result with them.3) With regular sticks, you can shift the timber/tone depending on where on the head you strike. With these ones, you are pretty much limited to staying at the center of the drum of you wish to maintain a good usable tone.4). Though you can do multi-stroke rules, I wouldn't generally advise it as the results sound too weak. Single strokes provide the tone I am looking for. So you'll get very comfortable doing 16th's on singles.5) To get the best tone, you do need to provide a strong stroke.All in all, they aren't my favorite sticks! But they are my favorite sticks for situations where I need to tame even my controlled playing. In fact, I will be ordering a new pair that way even if one breaks, I'll have more ready. It has become a necessary part of my toolkit.

Je mets 5 étoiles pour la trouvaille, car depuis que j'ai ces baguettes, une batte en caoutchouc et des tapis anti vibrations, je peux enfin jouer sereinement dans mon appartement! Je prévoyais de créer une estrade, mais finalement plus besoin.Les baguettes ne sont pas parfaites, un peu légères, pour la qualité on verra dans le temps, et je ne joue pas exactement comme sur ma batterie acoustique mais je suis vraiment contente de cette trouvaille qui me permet d'utiliser ma batterie électronique.

Da batterista che si allena quotidianamente su una batteria elettronica, queste bacchette Adoro Silent E-Sticks Blue sono state una vera rivelazione. Il design è studiato nei minimi dettagli per ridurre drasticamente il rumore da impatto, specialmente sui pad in gomma, che solitamente risultano piuttosto rumorosi con bacchette standard.La punta in materiale elastico assorbe gran parte della vibrazione e del suono, permettendo una pratica più silenziosa senza compromettere troppo il rimbalzo e la risposta. Sono un po’ più leggere delle bacchette tradizionali, ma mantengono una buona sensazione di controllo, e il diametro da 15,5 mm le rende molto vicine a una classica 5B – perfette per chi cerca equilibrio tra peso e maneggevolezza.Un altro aspetto che apprezzo molto è l’impugnatura: comoda, antiscivolo, e piacevole al tatto, anche dopo lunghe sessioni. Uso queste bacchette soprattutto per studiare a tarda sera, e fanno davvero la differenza nel contenere il rumore, senza perdere il feeling del drumming.In sintesi: ottima fattura, silenziose ma reattive, ideali per chi vuole esercitarsi senza disturbare vicini o conviventi. Assolutamente consigliate per chi suona su e-drum!